The Sunday School Lesson on Joash and the Temple Repair
A sermon outline comments on Second Chronicles chapters 34 and 24 noting Joash’s return to temple repair under Jehoiada after Jehoshaphat’s death. It emphasizes obedience over royal compulsion, the right way to give offerings, and God’s provision for His work, urging faithful, voluntary support for church needs.
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Joash
Jehoshaphat
Jehoiada
Israel
Goa
Moses
Congregation of Israel
Jerusalem
Temple
Athaliah
House of God
Baalim
Baal
Jesus Christ
Christ
Judah
David
Joseph
Mary
Egypt
Church of God
Body of Christ
Theme for the Christian Endeavor Week Oct 18
Rev 5 H Doyle offers a commentary on Gideon and the 300 in a lesson for Christian Endeavor society work. Emphasizes depending on God, consecration, and collaborative effort with God to improve prayer, membership, committee work, and socials with Scripture readings to guide the week.
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H. Doyle
Gideon
God
the Lord
Eph. iv
Col. iii
I Pet. iv
Out of Prospective and Life’s Opportunities Reflections
A reflective passage contrasts valuing worldly gains with the neglect of spiritual prospects. It argues that opportunities for spiritual life are often taken for granted while material advantages are celebrated, urging readers to reframe their perspective toward the kingdom of God in others and themselves.
Exalting Christ in the Christian Struggle
A devotional meditation on the Eden conflict between sin and obedience to divine will. It argues that choosing the Creator over personal gain exalts Jesus Christ, with true victories centered in following the wise Lord rather than succumbing to temptation.
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Eden
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
William T. Ellis
Approved of God and the danger of worldly approval
The piece argues that a Christian should seek approval from God not men. Worldly popularity is warned as dangerous since friendship with the world is enmity with God. It cites a teaching of Jesus that being well spoken of by all conflicts with divine approval.
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God
Painful but Wholesome guiding daily discipline
The quote reflects a stern moral exhortation to endure painful self restraint. It emphasizes calmness, self control, and purposeful direction, urging the reader to recall their identity and aim. The reforming church messenger voice frames this as a demanding yet wholesome practice for daily conduct.
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Reformed Church Messenger
To Be Miserable Source Quote
A compact reflection on self focus and misery. The author argues that centering thoughts on one’s own wants leads to continual unhappiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kingsley
Fitchburg excursion visitors from Middlesex county
Hon G W Sanderson and E N Robinson joined a Fitchburg railroad trip to Albany and New York City. The Dahlias displayed at the Baptist church were from Frank E Wilkins of Carlisle with a hundred varieties. A florish note says flowers please visitors. Sore throat and colds are prevailing distempers in the area.
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G. W. Sanderson
E. N. Robinson
Fitchburg
Albany
New York City
The
Baptist Church
Frank E. Wilkins
Carlisle
Holliston Hosts Fram ingham Baptist Annual Session
The Baptist church of Holliston hosted delegates from the Framingham Baptist association for its annual meeting on Tuesday. Morning devotionals were led by Rev. N E Hermon, with officer elections, welcome by Rev. E I Lindh, and the annual sermon by Rev. F T Whitman. Evening song service led by Rev W Colburn. Welcome by Robert C Kames and response by Robert T Cronin. Addresses included Rev F L Wilkins on The Christian Wanted for the Twentieth Century and Rev Herbert J White on The Expression of Life.
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Baptist Church of
Holliston
Framingham Baptist Association
West Medway
E. I. Lindh
F. T. Whitman
South Framingham
RE. W. Colburn
Robert
Death Of Mr Hayward's Baby Dated Oct 6
The infant of Mr William Hayward died Thursday evening October 6. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the home with Rev. Martyn officiating. The choir sang two selections.
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William Hayward
Martyn
Dea. M. E. Wood
J. F. Hayward
Dea. S. B. Hager
Sunday School Association
Worcester
Dea. Wood
Emily Wood
Dea. M. E
Groton Area Social and Family News Highlights
The town notes a busy start to the season with the Woman's club meeting at Miss Eliza beth Thacher’s home including prayer, current events, an address, dues, and a club song. Upcoming events include a music and Spain lecture by Rev Joshua Young, a wedding of Anna Belle Lyford to Leslie A Hager, and a parish party led by Rev Voorhees. The Groton Co operative Creamery began operations October 1 with over three tons of milk daily. multiple residents moved residences. the first Groton school game defeated Boston Latin 17 to 0. teacher meetings, local visits, and upcoming educational gatherings are announced.
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Woman's Club
Elizabeth Thacher
Amelia Frost
Lucy J. Dodge
Julia S. Conant
Town Hall
Joshua Young
Groton
Spain
Mr. Coleman
Boston
Unitarian Church
Beach Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Anna Belle Lyford
J. Cc. Lyford
Leslie A. Hager
Littleton
Mass
E. G. Fullerton
Port Street
J. Francis Quinn
Second Street M. E. Church
New York
Bertha M. Morrill
Frederick H. Lyford
Horace A. Springer
John H. Hager
Gardner
New York Sun
Supple
Pepperell
George Woods
Rollins
Groton School
Boston Latin School
D. M. Lowell
Amesbury
Deacon
K. C. Totten
Reading
M. M. Jey
North Middlesex Teachers’ Association
MacDonald
State Board of Education
A. M. Crane
Baptist Church
Shirley Woman's Robbery Allegation After Jail Arrest
Clinton despatch reports Amos L. Parker of Shirley arrest at Boston and Maine station for drunkenness after dragging a woman. Lillian Hutchins of Ayer produced a bank book for $195 as evidence, claiming Parker's drunken spree and manipulation with a $565 insurance check led to tension and theft.
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Clinton
Worcester
O'Toole
Amos L. Parker
Shirley
Boston and Maine
Lillian Hutchins
Ayer
Parker
Montreal
Andrews
G Livery
Fitchburg Bank
Paris inspired polonaise gown with long apron front
A French cloth costume in brown and blue features a long pointed apron front with oxidized silver buttons, polonaise drapery, and a four yard foot span skirt. Styled bolero with Persian lamb revers and a black velvet turban completes the ensemble. Harper's Bazar patterns provide the gown cut.
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Paris
Harper’s Bazar
Wedding of Miss Mary Alden and Mr Frank Parker
Miss Mary Alden, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adnan W. Alden, wed Mr. Frank Hall Parker of East Pepperell at the bride’s Norwood home. Rev. Chas. F. Weeden officiated, with Colburn’s orchestra and elegant refreshments. The couple, popular in Chelsea and Norwood circles, plan a two week wedding journey to Philadelphia and the South before settling in Chelsea.
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Mary Alice Alden
Adnan W. Alden
Frank Hall Parker
Winslow
Florence M. Keith
Brockton
Fred O. Parker
William H. Peak
Chelsea
Geo. A. Alden
Norwood High School
Dedham Telephone Exchange
Hyde Park
Boston
Philadelphia
Winslow S. Parker
Pepperell
Albert J. Noble
Mary E. Noble
Brookline
Wiliam Spring
Brock
the Historical Society
Emily Hildreth
John B. Willard
Nourse
Lena Nourse
Srd
Hattie Farwell
Milford
Unitarian Conference of Churches
Uxbridge
J. P. Sheafe
Andrew Fairbanks
G. T. Gale
Cleaves
Sarah Sprague
J. C. Duncan
Clinton
Sunday School Society
Concord
Clara Hapgood
Ruth Whitney
Refund guarantee on Greene's Syrup of Tar and Ely's Cream Balm card
A dated card quotes refunds for a fifty cent bottle of Greene's Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cold and a twenty five cent bottle if unsatisfactory. It promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a catarrh and cold remedy available by mail and at druggists. The notice cites testimonials on relief of mucus, improved voice and hearing and lists medical and business signatories in Middlesex and New York locations.
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Greene
G. C. Brock & Co
Geo
C. Osgood
M. D. Ellingwood & Co
Central and
Middlesex
F. H. Butler & Co
Middlesex. Co
F. Glanchard
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
J. W. Peidson
Monmouth
Sunday religious services listed for many churches in town
A compiled schedule lists Baptist Methodist Presbyterian Universalist Unitarian and Catholic services across Chelmsford Street Worthen Street Central and surrounding areas with pastor names sermon times Sunday school hours and special meetings. Notable entries include First Baptist at 10.20 and 6.30, Immanuel Baptist 10.30, St. Patrick's and Sacred Heart masses, and various missions and societies.
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Chelmsford Street
H. Lockhart
Tor
Union Free 1St Church
Barristers Hall
Central
W. A. Morang
Immanuel Baptist
Blossom Street
Mas S. Sayer, Jr
Young Paves
Worthen Street Baptist
Bowley Green
Young People’s
Branch Street Tabernacle
O. FE. Mallory
Rgastor
Young People's
Paige Street Freewill
A. E. Wilson
Aftor
Bunce School
Mount Vernon Freewill
O. H. Denney
Fifth Street Baptist
Wenry W. C. Millington
Epworth League
Centralville Methodist
Corner Ridge
Hildreth
J. A Bowler
Primitive Methodist
Berean
Moors Street
Lawrence Street
Rev. S. Darlington
Mechanics Hall
Geo. F. Kenngott
London Street
C. E._ Poole
Kirk Street
W. A. Bartlett
C. E
John Street
Geo. H. Johnson
French Congregational
Fletcher and Bowers Streets
T. G. A. Cote
Eliot
Summer Street
J. M. Greene
D. D
Highland
Charles L. Merriam
Acor
Samel M. Dick
Sundhool Abnoen
St. Anne’s
A. St. John Chambre
A. A. V. Binnington
St. John’s
Gorham Street
L. Cranchester
House of Praser
Walker Street
J. A. Foster
Methuen
Presbyterian
Westminster
Tyler Street
D. A. McPhie
Flist
Appleton Street
Jas, M. Craig
First Universalist
Hard _street
C. E. Fisher
Y. P. C. U. Até. Grace
R. A. Greene
Young People’s Service
Unitarian
Charles T. Billings
Unity Meeting House
Church Street
St. Patrick’s
St. Peter's
Michael Rowan
Sacred Heart
Moore Street
St. Jean Baptiste
Merrimack Street
St. Joseph’s
Union Mission Church
Barristers’ Hall
Odd Fellows
Central Mission
First _ street
Read Street
Eelock
New Church
Ray State Hall
Central Street
West Sixth Street
Isaac B. Leclaire
Ayer City
Lincoln Street
Tanner Street
Church of Christ
Scientist
Pollard
Palmer Street
Church of Crist
Middlesex Street
Advent Christian
Grand Street
Old Odd Fellows’ Hall
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Meadowcroft Street
J. V. Soderman
Toriita Mystery Note From The Kind You Have Always Bought
fragmentary text hints at a shop or brand named Lilekies with a signature line. no clear event date or place. further context needed to identify persons, organizations, or outcomes.
Beautiful Grey Hair Sales Ad From J T Rhodes Sons
A firm representing J T Rhodes & Sons advertises buying and selling on a large scale. They emphasize importing fair and ordinary colored hair to ensure quality and offer better goods at lower prices to customers.
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J. T. Rhodes & Sons
Gas Light Co Officers Named in Report
The document lists Sewall G. Mack as president, Jacob Rogers as treasurer, and Said E. Raymond as clerk of the Vy Echuel Gas Light Company.
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D. M. Stearns
Christian Endeavor
Exalting
Middlesex County
Littleton Common
Boxboro
Harper's Bazar
East Pepperell
Harvard
Methodist
Episcopal
Universalist
Catholic
Free Church
George C. Wright
Union
Paige Street
Kirk
W. C. Westcott
Arthur Rhodes
Courier-Citizen Building
Sewall G. Mack
Jacob Rogers
Said E. Raymond
Sewal G. Mack
Levi Forgue
Alexander G.cumnock
George 5. Motley
Edward M. Tucke
James Francis
Courier-Citizen Co
Middle Street
Lowe